Heart Institute Foundation invites Canadians to get moving with Jump In for Women’s Heart Health
Virtual fundraising and awareness event to feature special guests and prizes throughout month of September
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Tourism officials call new $700K structure ‘a game-changer’
Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health hires industry veteran Chris Ide as new president
Non-profit executive brings 15 years’ experience in fundraising, strategic partnerships and business development to his new role.
Plus, news about other Ottawa-area executives, managers and professionals starting new positions.
Agtech startup ZipGrow bringing ‘farms’ closer to consumers
‘There’s no going back from this. This is the new future.’
Cheers to Jeff O’Reilly for joining Saunders Farm after using job layoff to become ‘a better me’
Former pub manager lost 52 pounds and walked 1.75 million steps while rediscovering City of Ottawa neighbourhoods.
Venerable local firm plans to expand into new markets while focusing on technology, innovation and strategic services.
Former OHLers helping disadvantaged and deserving kids get into the swing of golf
New six-week program launching next month is designed to teach participants the basics of the game in a positive, fun and safe environment.
‘Rewiring,’ but not retiring: Ian Sherman prepares for life after EY
Board of Trade chair and community leader sees opportunities for more advisory and consulting work with new venture
Ottawa’s rising young business stars and community leaders fêted during 2021 Forty Under 40 Awards
Tech executives, startup founders, health care entrepreneurs and business leaders from construction, real estate, retail, tourism and communications among this year’s recipients
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